The Mathematica book / Stephen Wolfram.

CONTENIDO
A Tour of Mathematica 1
Part 1. A Practical Introduction to Mathematica
1.0 Running Mathematica 26
1.1 Numerical Calculations 29
1.2 Building Up Calculations 38
1.3 Using the Mathematica System 44
1.4 Algebraie Calculations 62
1.5 Symbolic Mathematics 77
1.6 Numerical Mathematics 98
1.7 Functions and Programs 106
1.8 Lists 111
1.9 Graphics and Sound 128
1.10 Input and Output in Notebooks 173
1.11 Files and External Operations 203
1.12 Special Topic: The Internals of Mathematica 215
Part 2: Principles of Mathematica
2.1 Expressions 228
2.2 Functional Operations 238
2.3 Patterns 256
2.4 Transformation Rules and Definitions 280
2.5 Evaluation of Expressions 304
2.6 Modularity and the Naming of Things 357
2.7 Strings and Characters 385
2.8 Textual Input and Output 403
2.9 The Structure of Graphics and Sound 466
2.10 Manipulating Notebooks 547
2.11 Files and Streams 598
2.12 MathLink and External Program Communication 630
2.13 Global Aspects of Mathematica Sessions 675
Part 3. Advanced Mathematics in Mathematica
3.1 Numbers 696
3.2 Mathematical Functions 718
3.3 Algebraic Manipulation 767
3.4 Manipulating Equations 785
3.5 Calculus 804
3.6 Series, Limits and Residues 826
3.7 Linear Algebra 837
3.8 Numerical Operations on Data 859
3.9 Numerical Operations on Functions 872
3.10 Mathematical and Other Notation 902
Formula Gallery 931
Graphics Gallery 941
Appendix. Mathematica Reference Guide
A.1 Basic Objects 962
A.2 Input Syntax 966
A.3 Some General Notations and Conventions 987
A.4 Evaluation 993
A.5 Patterns and Transformation Rules 997
A.6 Files and Streams 1002
A.7 Mathematica Sessions 1004
A.8 Installation and Organization of System Files 1009
A.9 Some Notes on Internal Implementation 1018
A.10 Listing of Major Built-in Mathematica Objects 1023
A.11 Listing of C Functions in the MathLink Library 1256
A.12 Listing of Named Characters 1267
A.13 Incompatible Changes in Version 3.0 1317
Index 1319